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Minister Shows He Doesn't Care About Protecting Postmen From Dangerous Dogs

Michael Connarty: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills what contribution he has made to the Home Office consultation on anti-social behaviour in respect of the risk posed by dangerous dogs to Royal Mail deliveries to customers.

Mr Davey: I have not made any contribution to the Home Office consultation on antisocial behaviour in respect of the risk posed by dangerous dogs to Royal Mail deliveries to customers. I understand that this consultation closed on the 17 May 2011. It would have been an operational matter for Royal Mail to decide to contribute to the consultation, in terms of dangerous dogs, had it felt it appropriate to do so.

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